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Those with premium cards, defined as having an annual fee of at least $250, were an anomaly, Bank of America's research said.

"It’s definitely bragging rights—it feeds the ego that you made it. And that's so much of credit card marketing. It’s a sign of social status." Kelly recalls in the early days of the Chase ...

As a result of these changes and other factors, the amount of money spent on college credit card marketing has declined dramatically since the law passed. In 2009, card issuers spent $103.6 ...

By limiting swipe fees, lawmakers can reduce costs for consumers and businesses while also potentially helping to curb aggressive credit card marketing tactics. The credit card marketplace has ...